One Collection, Three Great Cards with Corri Garza

Hi everyone!  Corri here today to share with you three cards that I made using the “That’s My Boy” Collection. When I am working on a card design, I always find inspiration in the paper. For my first card, I loved the navy blue football field so I just trimmed that area out using my paper trimmer.  I cut a piece of the sports themed paper to fit my A2 card base and applied the “field” at a slight angle.   I finished off this simple card with three stickers from the collection and a button threaded with some burlap string and tied in a bow.

Supplies:

Game Plan Pattern Paper

You Rock Pattern Paper

Sticker Sheet

 

This rocket paper is my favorite pattern in the collection so I knew right away I wanted to use it on a card.  I trimmed a piece to fit my A2 card base and then cut a strip of the navy paper about 2-1/2” wide to place on the left side of the mat.  I used my Cameo to cut a label shape to create a background for the rocket and star stickers from the collection. Foam dots behind both the rocket sticker and the shaped label add some dimension to the card.  I used the UR from the alpha sheet and the awesome tag to create my sentiment. Finally, I added three small flag stickers in the upper right corner and a button threaded with burlap string in the lower left corner.

Supplies:

Rockets

My Boy

Element Stickers

Alpha Stickers

Navy/Lt. Blue

Red/Kraft

 

For my last card, I just had to make a gamer card. This would be perfect for my son (or any of his friends).  I cut the game controller (design id # 24922) from the Silhouette Store from the yellow side of the Controllers paper. 

Download the Game Controller shape HERE!

I trimmed a flag shape to go behind the die cut and added some twine and stickers from the collection. 

Supplies:

Numbers Pattern Paper

My Boy Pattern Paper

Element Stickers

Controller Die cut (#24922)

A collection kit is a great way to stretch your supplies. With 12 double-sided papers to choose from, you'll have plenty of paper and stickers to create as many cards or layouts as you need. This is a great way to mass-produce lots of cards.